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The Hawaiian Queen.

HER TRIP 10 MOUNT VERNON YESTERDAY.
Queen Kapiolani expressed herself as greatly
pleased at her visit TO Mount Vernon yesterday.
At half past 10 O'Clock in the morning the De-
spatch started from the navy yard with the royal
party and number OF other distinguished people
on board, the Queen and suite having arrived
few minutes before and were royalty welcomed by
the dlScharge OF cannon. Twenty one guns were
nreo ana line OF marines presented arms as
on the arm OF Captain wallace, the commander
OF the yard. The queen was accompanied by
her sisterin-law, Liliuokalani (Mrs. pominis,,
ana MI. carter, the Hawaiian minister. Others
OF the party were Lieutenant CowleS, in com
mand OF the boat; Assistant secretary OF state
Adee; Sevellon Brown, in charge OF the party:
Lieut.. RAYMOND p. Rodgers, OF the Navy; Capt.
Taylor, OF the War Department; Commodore Har-
mony, Chief OF Bureau OF Yards and Docks; Mrs
CHIEF Justice Waite, Mrs. Justice Miller and Mrs.
Justice Field; Rear Admiral and Mrs Rodgers:
Judge Richardson, OF the Court OF Claims; Admiral
Wells; DR.. Melancthon Ruth; senators sherman
lationS and Representatives Grain, OF Texas and
Gen. ketchum. The Chflian minister cana: the
Netherlands minister, weckherlin; the Venezuelan
minister, Olayarria; the Austrian minister, Baron
Tavera; the Japanese minister. Kukd; the Turkish
minister, Mavroyeni Bey; the swiss minister Col.
Frey; the Russian charge Q'affaires Baron Rosen.
and the Chinese secretary OF legation. some OF
these were accompanied by their wives.
Senator sherman acted as escort 10 the queen.
and Senator EvartS accompanied the pr1ncesA
The party reached Mount Vernon after a sail OF
about an hour and a half. On the return luncheon
was served on the boat, and they arrived at the
Washington maynard at 3:45 after a very enjoy
able trip.
THE QUEEN AT THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The queen visited the Treasury Department to
day, accompanied by Minister and Mrs. Carter,
Mrs. Fa1rch1ld and the Chief Clerk OF the state
Department Secretary Fairchild showed her
through the Department, introducing to her As
sistant Secretaries Thompson and Maynard. He
pointed out to her the portraits OF the Secretaries
which line the corridor, telling her something OF
their history, particularly that OF Alexander
Hamilton, the first OF the line OF Secretaries The
queen was greatly Interested She was then
shown through the Treasurers ONCE. Acting
Treasurer Whelpley was introduced TO her and
took her through the vaults and the rooms where
money was being counted. She was astonished
at the immense wealth around her and expressed
delight at seeing the count, particularly the count
OF fractional silver. When she was told how much
money she stood In the midst OF in the vaults she
was filled with wonder. Not being able TO speak
English, she was at loss for some expression OF
recognition for the clerks whom she met In the
various rooms, SO she uttered something that
sounded like "hello."
OFF TO BOSTON.
The royal marty left a O'Clock for ROStOn
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HNOK SALE-HOCSES-
EaIl Euil

NOR SALE-HOUSES-
L By JNO. A PRESCOTT. 14l6 F st. NV,
Kellogg building.
House 1907 st.n W, 3-story pressed brick 2story
back building, rooms and bath. mod imps. 3O-foot
alley in price $4,000 easy terms.
House 1905 Il st. NV, history brick, IL ROOMS, bath
and pantry: price $4,000.
House 1870 St 3-story pressed brick, Hrs,
bath and ceila al mod Imps speaking tube and call
House 1916 ST. NV 3 story snd basement pressed
mod call-bes and speaking tubes; price $500;
easy terms:
and bath. bay window, sanitary plumbing price
House sOa New Hampshire ay. NV. 2-story pressed
bri rooms and bath, all mod. iinps price S2SOO;
small cash; balance monthly II desired. myT-1w
IrOR SALE-SIX NEW :-STORY DWELLINGS.
now Ill course OF construction, 18th st. corner OF H.
ny7-6t The sun Building
Il st,near + wide front; present building under
lair rental; $1,000.
llth. near L splendid business investment; good
frontage lar:re building; $4,000
12th Eear r large. good House; 13 rooms: 2S-foot
ON ST. near L; large House and Lot; 4O-foot front;
Send for New Bulletin.
BAXTER Il MCGOWAN.
my1-3t 100S-1010 st.
I,OR sALE-DEsIRABLE CORNER BRICK, 8
$4,000. JOHN SHERMAN &, CO.,
nIyI-3t 1907 + ST. NV
IrOR SAILS sIX-ROOM HOUSES AND COR
a ner store and dwelling IL the northwest. Property
pays IL per tine Investment
my1-1w HUFfI DiEi;, 18th and F ST. NV
ItOR SALE-BRICK RESIDENCE AND STABLE,
Il nine rooms 9TH, near ii NV. Brick Dwelling,
lnod imps.. seven rooms, Massschusetts aud I'd
ST.; Frame with fine lot, 2O1so, 1th near Boundary
ny7-3t' 1I49 Pennsylvania ave.
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The Threatened Duelw abOut Mile. Ia.
Z8ine AmacablY Settled i'm Mexic0.

ST. LOUIS, May IA special from the City of
Mexico says: Two challenges have passed as the
result OF the trouble about Miss Bazaine, the
the French ex-marshals beautiful daughter. In
both cases the seconds have adjusted the
differences without hostile meetings. The
members OF the Casino Club however,
adopted resolution expelling the Span
1sh minister, Senior VercerO Armesto, from the
club. There is an element Of the Spanish colony
outside OF the Casino Club who sustain the minis
ter. They say the young Englishman Barron, when
told that his dancing the 'BostoD" with Miss
BaZaine was ''can-canning," considered the lady
1nsulted and pitched into an officer OF the club. He
was threatened with expulsion from the club un-
der escort OF policeman. He appealed TO the
Spanish minister and the latter took part against
the club MANAGEMENT.
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The Unfinished Monitors.
THE WORK UNDER THE CONTRACTS PRACTICALLY
FlNINHED.

TIC On1HnHSHCU
THE WORK UNDER THE CONTRACTS PRACTICALLY
FINISHED.
The work under the contracts ON the monitors
Terror and Amphitrite is practically finished and
the Navy Department is considering the nature of
the tests that must be successfully undergone be-
fore the vessels are accepted by the Government.
The contracts provide for sea-trtal OF the mont
tors, but this requirement will, doubtless, be
built by John Roach. Although the work con-
tracted for has been executed the vessels are not
in seaworthy condition, the decks are not laid,
the water-line are lled with bolt holes iert to se
cure the armOr belts, which will not be ready for
a long time. By the use OF temporary devices
these difficulties might be overcome and the
vessels made ready for sea, but it would require
at least two months work and large outlay of
money to do this. Therefore 1t has been virtually
engines, and II these result satisfactorily the
monitors will be accented
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The Schaelfer.Blafr Case.
NO TRUTH IN THE REPORT THAT THE LATTER Il
UNDER INDICTMENT.

NEW YORK. May IA dispatch dated Independ-
ence No., was widely circulated some days ago,
relating to the dismissal OF the case OF Samuel C.
Schaeffer. who was under Indictment charged with
attempting to bring about the murder OF John /.
Blair, OF Blalrstown, N. j. The dispatch stated
that the dismissal OF the case was significant, as
Mr.. Blair is "under Indictment at Kansas City,
for assault "upon the life Of Schae1er" 1t is now
learned that this statement is absolutely without
foundation. No such indictment was ever found
or such charge made against Mr.. Blair.
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tits stated In New York that Corporation Counsel
Lacombe has accepted the position Of United
States Circuit Court Judge, recently created BY
Congress- and that he viii take h1s seat June !.
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FOR lighthouses

V,OR RENr-RARE CHANCE-HANDSOME. NEW
il finely furnished three-story Brick House: north
s-S5 per month responsible references rnurt A.
company applications. Address Box 154 Star once
my3-3t'
EoR RENT-516 SD ST NV. (NEAR PENSION
IT Ofhcel, comfortable three-story brick dwelling
rooms, bath, cellar aud large yard Inquire CO
q BIkdk- 1871 81 NV. my5-3ts
I1oR RENTING BEAUTIFUL NEW COTTAGES
u 81 Good Hope Park; nne view of the, city. s 7.
SUIT. 4O2 9th ST. NV. Iny4-Gt
LOO RENT : 1910 RIGGS ST.. BEAUTIFUL
House. furnIsS SRsa ETIts and 81 ,g9isTn imps.
my4-6t p.y7 r 81 N W.
NOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE ROOMS on +
St, for dentist or Professional man. Being dwell
Ing potion of house 1903
my3-6t STEIGER LIEBERMANS 1903 Est
lIOR RRNT-l4I6 Pa AVE " W. NOW OCCU-
II pied by q. g. Cornwe will be for rent ON about
Jnne LIST For terms apply to THOS E WAGGAMAN,
9l7 St my-3-eo3t
J,OR RENT-THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
Il BRICK house, 2ls st n. W., containing IA rooms
and bathroom. Stable in rear. Fine nei2hborhood.
Rent 500 per month Apply to C. W. THORN co,
3l:S oh St ~ ap3lm
JIoR RENT--TEN- ROOM HOUSE ago G STREET,
opposite fenslCn ONCE; newly paIered ana
painted all modern conveniencies $50 in advance. W
=. EATON, 437 e. st. my31w
NOR RENT-NEw HOUSE, IL MASS. AVE n. W;
II rooms; mod lmps: $3.50 per month. Apply 70
". C. JOHNSON. us 18th st. NV. my3-lm
IYOR RENT-A DESIRABLE AND CONVENIENT
II House. 1871 Vermont ave- seven rooms snd BATH;
nearly new hey at 1!I:F1 my5-3t'
V,OR RESI-NEAR THE CAPITOL A DESIRABLE
" and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling nine rooms
ircludiI.s bath IO:y cd 81 me- sp26-l2t'
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OFFICE ROOMS
FOR RENT-OFFTCES

lSpR REST-0fFICES FOR RENT OR LEASE
II sos + St Il. ". Light. convenient. and comfortable
O'hets sCl-2b.e for patent attorney, insurance, or
Other business; rent moderate. j. Z. LANG. sos
L myT-Iy
1.OR RENT-F30NT HALL room, IST FLOOR
4 1873 St. adjoining Sun Building Price 10 so
Apply TO W. RILEY DEEBLE Basement apl9~ I'm
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TIE q. g. 8. THRrn sailed from Hampton Roads
W, tnis morning. for Alaska Her nrst stopping
place win be ct BarbadOea
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LOB sALE-DESIRABLE THREE STORY BRICK.
II rooms: pleasantly located corner in northwest
east exposure; $500. JOHN sHERNAN CO.
my6-3t 1407 r st
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The Emergency Hospital.


The new board of directors Of the Central Dis
pensary and Emergency Hospital organized yes
terday by the reelection OF Mr. B. H. Warner.
president; Mr.. Edw. Temple, vice-pre sident: Mr.
Eugene Morgan, treasurer, and MI. Francis B. Mo-
hun, secretary: A. Y: P. Garrett N. D., n. s. Lin
M. D., d. w. Prentiss, NJ. d. smith Townsend. NJ.
D., consulting board. s. NJ. Burnett, NJ D., Geo.
W. Johnston, N: D., Vim. Lee, NJ. D., G. L. Magru-
der M. D., I: c. Morgan, N. D., j. Ford Thompson,
NJ. D., attending staff.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

BEAUTIFUL BRICK COTTAGE:
rooms and cellar: location northwest; lot 3Ox126;
delightful home good investment;
This property guaranteed.
my6-3t JNO. +. WAGGAMAN.
CoR sALE-DRCIDED BARGAINS ELEVEN
Il room Brick south front: New York ave-. near 10th
e.; terms easy; price, o.. 500 Twelve.room Brick
Mass aa ave. near 10Th stnw 800 Eleven
my6-3t OSTRANDER STALEY, 141O NY ave.
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0EEICES

OFFICES.
Vernon Row, room 9. .925
0 i01 9TH at Sd floor, Ar. rs
6l5 9TH ST., south base
, ment. -....1S
> 9th and Pa- ave, rln. Z. .16
s Gunton Building, rin-
20. LOU
$ 9th and Pa. ave-, TN y. IL
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1874 1f44 4th at.


Is3I :2d st. NV, o 1884, 1914 4th st. ~.
1911 sSSo Sc ss cor Pa "a stsn $4,000
$40 2"d ut. nw b. Il soo o bh.. 2rs 1900
1$$ st NV. b h. low Be-. 5rs 81.
sad St nw sIoo 4 n.y. S fl9Sn. ave-
q 5SS 4 9Th st
s sd4 10 Doth. h., 81
s94 Sth st. H. w., fh:. Ii Myrtle st. ne. b.. M,
4ds Bars ail 700 & 4ss o:st alley: 1000
14is st. n w. b. 1sOoo liz St e. H. , soo
s2l sas Goth stnv 14i samson st. NV S.'0o
10 os1 s4o6 s s5s s4o4 Co 17oo
t $500 14s s1 Samson ax n stn cs LOW
mi s'n~ d 800 15 Is S st. NE, bh looo
Is. and Sf iss List n Ss st 0 fTos s ;1d
-, House 923 Mass ave. NV; lot 20 feet inches by
mrs.t. THos A. MITcHEI4
FOR SALE - TWo-sToRY FRAME HOUSE, ALL
price 0s cssF %cox s %S ss'f s1
FoR sALEI,FEw DAYS ONLY-NEW- s-RooM
OH orlok; aii modern tmpsovemsnts Ct street near
$1,000 schs i af'. ssssss RaegPss
rooms bath room and ali modern proSsments Wei
built and nicely finished in the interiors 2213 18th
my4-4t BIB. wAn sls * IS Nv.
FRI;s SfLbE sv ynddLI l41s ST TW9sToKY
sTays SsD Os in sysssn
On S st. Ss saa 5 RaGR
ss xs sp az %0de1 IN rent
Vt spsoasP price Inquire H. X PARKER 141s ranw
FOR SALE : THREE-sTORY PRESSED BRICK
90Queen St, Ae1ahdria, Va. Terms easy ap21-3w.'
EOR sALE-vERY CHEAP-TWO NEW. SIX ROOM
5rebe slate msntels hot and cold water Nos and
and bsas 81. outSlv Be sSld on small cash
sasa soS fse It APPLY at
ap16-1m
basement brick dwelling on st. ne, near the cor
ner Of 9th st; rooms bath and all modern improve
my4-4t yI6 Est t0 NV
rooms and BATH iH ali m. / N"'
i a s5s' sEe6. &c. AND 5rH NV
8 rooms and bath: ali Iu l.
aopsE e efeo, s hllsS sEff s $780,
srooms and bath 1,,I Price i $1,000;
nOCoE ID 81. NV.
Three stories and cellar; IA rooms:
Two bathrooms finished in hard wood
Lot 24Aio2; side alley. Price $4,000.
HOUSE 18TH, NEAR T ST. NV
Eight rooms and bath; hard wood finish
Easy terms. Price $4,000.
Several new houses, 22d and sts NV; rooms and
AUSTIN P. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
aP,.I-&w 1926 st. NV.
IIoR SALE-A GOOD 10 PER CENTINvEsTMENT.
Will SELL singly or together, hve new two-story
si1-room -improveaent Brick Houses, ON 18th
St, between " aud Boundary. Price, $500 each.
1nyo-6t SC HILL. 9Th and sts
L'OR SALE-A NEW 16 ROOM HOUSE. ON LOT 3.
blk. 10, Meridian Hill, 50x15O it., which must be
sold at once. Make an offer. S C. HILL
1ny5-6t 9th and sta
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN.-sEALED PROPO-
sails VIII be received by the undersigned subject to
approval by the owners up to and including May 18th.
ISSi for that superb property, 1901 wv. corner
10TH franklin Square This property has always been
the residence OF Foreign Ministers, bringing large
rental Its appolntents are especially adapted en-
tertalnlng; contains a laEe number of rooms with
saloon opening back nearly seventy feet and large
stable and 1t is one of the finest pro
erues III Washington. Information or Permission
to inspect will be given by undersigned. Also two
tracts OF Land on Rock Greek Park for sale at low M
nres. GEO. p. GOFF, 1920 New York ave n w.. Room
No. II, close to elevator.
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THR INSCRIPTION on the Washington Monument
at Newburgh, N. Y.,w1ll be as follows: "This mon
ument was erected under the authority of the
United states and the State OF New York, in COM
memoratton Of the disbandment, under prOclaInA-
ton OF the Continental Congress OF October Is,
1888 OF the armies by whose patriotic and MILL
tary virtue our national independence and SOW
ereiRnty were established" 1t Will be on bronze
tablet at the right OF the entrance OF the eastern
front OF the monument.
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1915 10th st. NV, Sr. .s25
I4O2, 1904, 14O6 Md
ave. ne. Or %
.2939 18th st.s.w.,9r,-....225
32I ,3:23, 1884 ID st. Sc,
pI 80 s---.-s- ----O
ia Q ST. NV, Or.
302 9th st. Sc. 6r.......25
340S y ST. NV, TIE
I'll 9th St s. e., 1r....ss.ss
ITO l4th St NV. 1r..-221
IO3 b ST. Sc. posses
sion May 10, Or. is
6 10, CD c ST. s.w., Or. IL
1909 U ct NV, Ar. 1880
90 l. SO2 Essex court
u w.. ..l2.SO
$50 LIST st. s.w-4r..12.30
300 III st. s.w., 4r....S.30
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Also = l.Tge number Cf furnish houses.
FITCH. FOX BROwF,
ap23 l4SG Penn. ave Il w.
I'OR REST-SEW IL ROOM HOUSE. KITCHEN,
IL dining ROOM dc, on fret noor hard wood finish
bst heating sppar8tus. vrutating crates and every
iIIpruveII- eat large lo:. choice home Apply TO W.
4 DODGE. roo 9th 81. NV. ap27-2m
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The reports OF tho committee Of the two houses
Of the Massachusetts, legislature on the Beverly br
berry case were presented In Boston yesterday. The
senate majority report says that no specific at
tempt to influence corruptly the vote or action Of
any senator has been proved, but that the methods
pursued by the parties for and against the bill
open to severe animadvefsion. The minority are
OF opinion that attempts were made to cor
ruptly influence the vote0f senator Slattery.
The house committee md no evidence that any
member OF the house has received or been prom
Used any money or anything OF value to influence
his vote on the division OF Beverly, but they de-
clare that "a Large sum Of money was used for .
purpose which the cQmmlttee believe 70 be most
ernment This money was distributed among men
who, from various causes were supposed 70 be able
to control or 60 be Influential In controlling, the
minds and votes OF individual members Of thelegis
laIure BY personal solicitation"
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EoR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN.

D Thos c.. ,3 81 ST. Conn. av Tor SO 33
Iowa Circle 1.]r $50 1908 Pa. 90
Lafayette ST. 1Gr. 90 800 q ST. Nv 1:;r--. 10
h st--near ltth -. lr On IS y 81. II lots 80
II 81, near An l6r-. 30 - st 81,
1gtn l.. 10 200 IL IA Ith ST. NV.
9th r St. Tor lJU l151 t6tI W.. 6rs %
i. 18th Tor "a l7.st I'll - NV, Srs 20
= St Iowa Circle 49,, itJ.j Columbia st
Conn. DUpt CIR Itt1 e. y st.s.w, 4rSst re
11th. q ST. Tor .lOU IL; + ST. 20 -
~ ST.. Pa. 800. 30. 09 each II
list near u St...--.-..-.I5
clst. near 81. / lr-....75 OFFICE ROOMS.
III 18th st II .T.l1r- 100 90 1:;th st, Or. $50
@i ST. Il. 13r.- 1888 BliiG1 from 30 100
81 10Th ST n-w-l2 IS I'll ST. Sd floor. 30
and store 41U La from 10 to 20
GOJ 6th St Il 3.Sl st 3D. floor ~
and store 9th and T. SITS los
Property p;sced for ret or sale literally
advertised free VI cost 10 the OWNER.
For Isl OF property fgE safe. csii send Office
apo L. u HOLfZMAS. 10th and SITS n. "
T-JOK RENT-:sUs-3In y ST.-NEW AND CONF
Il plete .i-sJory and basement brick dwellings; nine
each ard all modern ill ruyen.eHts: rent re-
0Uced 10 $40 each SNOEdSIEDT & BRADLEY, S21
+ 81 NV api1-1m
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EOR RENT-HOUsEs.
n l42l q nw-.iur-, In.i.,

NOR RENT-HOUSES.
n l43l q nw-,iur-, InI, .
llr-- . La
Slo i St u W. 14r.-
4 stable and Carriage house.
loss 31st II. W, posses
sion June ]. IT. ,
GO9 VI ST Nv. 15r--.-..l
I23 10Th st-n W. Tor "a
laos r st.u.W., 1Sr-..--5O
1IO5N.Haye. n.w..Sr- ~
1919 Corcoran St NV.
ApE- ---.------ y -
1907 18th NV 7r. 81 80
101 T. Cap. ST. 9r....-..:;3
1905 Q st. NV. STD
Upper part 1906 Z St
NV. Sr- .....-.---.-3U 5000
III 18th st. n.w- Or. 30
80 y. y. ave. NV. Or. 80
Upper part 140S z st
u ~ 81 -
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: s. 7.
Suit to Weller Repetti, block o. Good Hope Park;
s5,O46.5Q j. E. Padgett to Mary b. Manypenny,
lots and 8, block B. Whitney Close; $3.4OO. w.
c. Hill to Clara c. Farrar, part SIS, South Grounds
Columbian University; $3.50. Elizabeth n. Low
to II. B. Mann, sub 40, SO. 240; $500. c. r.
Purvis to w. Mayse, lots andS, So. 24; s. 177.5O
ID. B. Croft to w. w. Heron, sub lot A, SO. 51l:
$1,000. Same to ID. Ramey, sub lot C, do; s., go
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STORES, ETC.

STORES, ETC.
st. I'M cor. 10th and
Mass. av. NV, Pr e. 81
Stable rear l4l6 h Ct
NV .----.s.- $780, II
Str. 1U1 Is ~. s.e..3r-.-l /,
Cellar. i543 NJ st u W. !
Stable rear 9:.,,:1 L -. n.
~. IS stalls. ..........i
Sable Sc cor. 10th and
N - a. - ~
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1884, 1914 4th st.
ne, b.h., or. 600
Sc. cor. I'd & / sts.n.e.,
b.h- Prs. ............3,OOO
I213, 215 L st. NV,
bib, 5rs. ............3,0 900
21O0 Vermont ave.
NV, b.h.. Or. .......3,0Oc
s IA 9Th st. n. e., +. b.,
-T.-................2soUO
10 Myrtle sine, b.h..
1i6 5i both, i: h., ST. !, o9S
Ii Myrtle st. n.e., b.
b.. 1rs.............. E,OW
424, 426 O-st .alley,f.
h., Ar. 800
liz X st. n. e., +. h.,
f..................8l,SOU
1414 Samson st. NV.
2400, 24O2. 2404 Co
lumbia av. NV, 5r. 500
1430 Samson st. NV,
f.h., Or. .............1,5OO
1899 l st. me-, b.h.. 8
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/ Judge Morris, In the United States Court In
Baltimore yesterday, lined the State OF Maryland
$1,000 for refusing to allow the vessels OF the
oyster navy TO be Inspected BY the Federal In
spectOrA
1t is stated In London that the government, in
order to hasten the progress OF the crimes bill In
tends to apply the cloture rule In the house OF
commons after very brief discussion.
Senior Canovas del Castillo is about to be mar
ried TO the daughter OF the Marquis de Sotomayor
In Spain. The latter has been opposed to the
match during courtship OF thirteen years.
AQuantaty OF dynamite has been found In the
luggage OF stranger who died In Q hotel In
Madrid.
Dispatches from Southern and Central New
YORK and Northern Pennsylvania give details
violent thunderstorms yesterday. Several perDols
were struck By lightning and killed.
The funds OF The VIM County Illinois National
Bank are nom $40 600 TO 310O, 600 short. The om-
BAD financial management He has resigned ana
Il In Canada.
The Connecticut house OF representative has
passed hall nxing the liquor licenses q 600 and
the beer licenses st slsO.
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II Three attractive new press brick Houses, contain
rooms and Da Ia: each south side of st.
between Norm Capitol and Isl sts corner
of ls These properties offer unusual Inducements
parties looking Tor good investments.
CHARLES W HANDY
Eet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-07

UFF 10 BUSIUN.
The royal party left at O'Clock for Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-07

EQR, SALE = SEND s TWO-CRNT sTAMPS FOR
Bishops New Book on Birds aud Aqusris: flustra-
sCHA1DT B1RO STORE I2th. two doors soXt4 e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-07

TEE NEW CRUISER BALT1NoRRs-Cfamp & Sons
cruiser Baltimore at the yard In Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-07

kOSECRANS 4 SHOEMAKER,
my1-3. Cos lIth st. NV
IyoR SALE-NEw HOUSE, 9OS S STREET n W.,
Il twO-stOry and Ma:Isard, containing rooms and
L1ath house has ali mod. improvements and we'll
built IL having been constructed for occupant Price
Sfj,1UO Pe1IIt examine Will be given upon ap-
pi.cstlon at my office. CHARLES W. HANDY, g.l1
L St NV My1-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

NOR SALE-PAkTIESD DESIRING A FIRST-CLAS
Il Investment can find one in tWo-stOry and
basement tr1ck dwelling on Detrees st contain
HIS rooms and bath room. hot aud cold water,
rents for sou per aunCm. street recently cOncreteu
Price only 81 .SJU- b. IL WARNER & Co.
IlYi1t GIG ST.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN, lO9 1sT
Il st. ne, three-story press brick, IL rooms; all
modern improvements. Inquire Of M NJ. PARKER
af N I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-07

u nice Lot north side of Virginia ave-, between
goth and LIST SITS grade 3OxS0 to large alley
Price 81 per foot JOHN E. BEAI.L. Il CO.,
my4-1w 1921 at. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-07

RHPArRs OF NAVAL vEssBLa-The Swatara was
taken out OF dock ct the Portsmouth,, n. H, navy
yard yesterday. The Kearsarge Will at once take
her place In the dock.